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Josh Pate: The Truth About Mario Cristobal

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Josh Pate put the spotlight on Mario Cristobal for the latest episode of The College Football Show. A transcript of that discussion is below:

The Truthteller series continues tonight—one of our most popular segments every spring—because we just point our finger at someone, a program, or a topic and try to tell the truth about it.

And guess where the spinner landed tonight? Mario Cristobal. Not even Miami—just Mario.

So let’s tell the truth about Mario Cristobal.

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still cant believe the run we made after that devastating embarrassment at SMU

A hair away from yet another offseason of hopes and prayers on fixing something we can’t solve

Feels a bit like 2000 when we knew something was left on the table but I think we are the team to beat in 2026 just like 2001

I’ve not felt that way in over 20 years
 
While I was hopeful, when Mario was hired, I could still be classified as a somewhat of a skeptic.

This post encapsulates my opinion of the chronic obsessive haters (you know who you are) and their pathological hate-spamming on this site. Chronic posting that made most threads practically unreadable for the first 3/4 of the season.

“So part of the doubt, part of the criticism—it wasn’t analysis. It was hope. People were hoping he wouldn’t succeed, and they dressed that hope up as logic.

There are some who genuinely believed he wouldn’t win there—but there’s another group that didn’t know, they were just hoping they were right.”
 
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
While I was hopeful, when Mario was hired, I could still be classified as a somewhat of a skeptic.

This post encapsulates my opinion of the chronic obsessive haters (you know who you are) and their pathological hate-spamming on this site. Chronic posting that made most threads practically unreadable for the first 3/4 of the season.

“So part of the doubt, part of the criticism—it wasn’t analysis. It was hope. People were hoping he wouldn’t succeed, and they dressed that hope up as logic.

There are some who genuinely believed he wouldn’t win there—but there’s another group that didn’t know, they were just hoping they were right.”
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Mike does Saban run similarly physical practices? Wondering if that what is influencing Mario’s outlier practice physically. For years watching Alabama, Georgia (especially against each other) just looked physically different than other teams. This year Miami looked like that, especially for the world to see in the playoffs. Elite talent, extraordinary physically, trench control and a few super stud skill guys sprinkled in is a recipe for a very high floor year over year.
 
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